Never have successfully found a good sizing chart. Need to order some and don’t want to have to order and then mail back if they don’t fit. There aren’t any tack stores nearby where I could even try them on for size 
I find they run true to size.
They run true to size 
Very good! Which ones seem to be the most popular these days? I notice that they are all low rise now but I am having trouble deciding which style to get.
If your body is ruler-shaped, they run true to size. If not, they run very very small. I am a 28 or 30 in most breeches, but I had to get a 34 in TS, and even then they are my barely breathin’ breeches. I have one pair that I got on consignment and I despise them. No stretch, tight in weird places, short, waist is too high…bleh. Will never buy any more TS.
I would agree with chestnuthunters’s description, but only for the older styles of Tailored’s. The Trophy’s have much more give and a normal rise. I can barely, barely fit into my old 28s (like won’t wear them they are so tight), but the trophy 28s are even a little big. The low rise are not crazy low.
I’ll be honest I’m no longer a big fan of TS breeches. I love the ones I had from a few years ago, but I don’t like the new fabric or how they changed the fit to incorporate the euro seat.
I use my old ones to school in and I went with some different brands for show breeches this year.
They do run true to size though.
I find the trophy hunters to fit very differently from their other models. The 26R trophy hunters fit me perfectly but in the other styles I wear a 28 and even that is a bit tight.
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I would agree with chestnuthunters’s description, but only for the older styles of Tailored’s. The Trophy’s have much more give and a normal rise. I can barely, barely fit into my old 28s (like won’t wear them they are so tight), but the trophy 28s are even a little big. The low rise are not crazy low.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like mine are the older style then. I really wanted to like Tailored’s. Perhaps I can make it to Dover sometime soon and try on some of the Trophy’s to compare. As tight as mine are, they do look nice.
I wear a 28R in “The TS” and when I bought a 28R in the TS Trophy Hunter they were pretty big. The 26R fits me perfectly. If it helps I am just under 5’5 and weigh approx 130-135 lbs
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If your body is ruler-shaped, they run true to size. If not, they run very very small. I am a 28 or 30 in most breeches, but I had to get a 34 in TS, and even then they are my barely breathin’ breeches. I have one pair that I got on consignment and I despise them. No stretch, tight in weird places, short, waist is too high…bleh. Will never buy any more TS.[/QUOTE]
I had this experience too. You might have gotten an older pair of 2x stretch breeches vs the newer trophy hunter which is a 4 way stretch. The pair I got on consignment were marked a 28 but wore like a 20. I couldn’t get into them because they had no give (I’m also nearly positive they were mismarked but that’s another story). The 4 way stretch makes a huge difference. I love the Trophy Hunters for that reason.
I find the trophy hunters to run true to size. I have never tried the other styles. They do come in a medium rise waist if you want to stay clear of the low rise stuff. I own both rises, and they both fit me equally as well. I am 5’8 and 140 pounds. The 30 long breeches fit me well (but I like my breeches on the looser side). I can also fit into the 28 longs, but they are a bit tighter than I like. I am in the process of slowly converting all my breeches to tailoreds. They fit me better than most other brands I’ve tried, and last a long time. I have a very small waist, so I have a difficult time finding breeches that don’t gap in waist, and still fit my legs.
I have the Trophy Hunters and they run very true to size! I am absolutely in love with them… they wear so well and are so flattering!
I’m pretty sure I have the TS trophy hunter (low-rise/euro seat). And I think they run true to size but are great if you need a little extra stretch at certain times of the month 
I have the TS cotton schooling breeches and I think they run true to size - I wear a child’s 12 and my jeans are 00 short, so I think that’s roughly comparable.
I love the TS low rise style 1967. I find they fit me well but are a touch big in the waist. I’m a 30 is TS as well as Elation and Tuff Rider so I find they run pretty true to size. I’m slowly replacing all my breeches with TS 1967’s as well. They are super flattering on me.
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I had this experience too. You might have gotten an older pair of 2x stretch breeches vs the newer trophy hunter which is a 4 way stretch. The pair I got on consignment were marked a 28 but wore like a 20. I couldn’t get into them because they had no give (I’m also nearly positive they were mismarked but that’s another story). The 4 way stretch makes a huge difference. I love the Trophy Hunters for that reason.[/QUOTE]
Yep, you can’t compare the older style to the new four way stretch. The fit is completely different.
I’m a 26 in the newer four way stretch and am a 28 in regular pants and most other breeches (Ariat, etc.) I couldn’t squeeze into a 28 in the older Tailored Sportsmans if my life depended on it. Tiny waist, baggy thighs.
I bought a pair of trophy hunters a few months ago. I wear a 24 in jeans, but the 24 breeches were too big. The kids 16 worked out okay, but I really wish they had a 22 in women’s because I am not built like a kid - I have hips! So, I’m going to agree that the newer style runs big. I do like them a lot though.
I’d say they run pretty true to size or a tad big. I have “The TS” in low rise/side zip and the Trophy Hunter mid-rise. The 30 in both fit me well and I’m 5’7", 160 (mostly butt & thighs!).
I’ve tried on a bunch of brands and finally had to admit that I’m just a TS body. The Equine Couture and Tredsteps were a horrible fit on me – too-tight legs if the waist fit, super baggy waste if the legs fit. 
Ditto the “don’t compare to the older style.” Got a pair of those on eBay and … all wrong.
They run true to size for me everywhere but the waist. I have normal thighs and a round ahem butt (Not Kim Kardashian round though) and I always get a huge gap in the waist area that makes it hard to tuck my shirts in, even with a belt.
